Is your employee dressing too provocatively? Are your husband’s past stories starting to unravel? Asking Eric unpacks it all—with clarity and compassion.

Dear Eric: I have been in a second marriage for 15 years. For the past few years, I have been concerned that my second husband’s story about his first wife may be untrue. This is strongly affecting my ...

Dear Eric: A woman who works for me dresses in a provocative fashion. We work in a formal professional setting. She wore a black lace dress with cleavage on a Monday and I blurted out “boy, you’re ...

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A woman who ordered food to be delivered from Walmart got an unexpected gift from a delivery driver in the form of poetry. Autumn Meadows, 21, lives in Colorado and recently shared a sweet interaction ...

As a Gen Xer, I never thought I'd get along so well with my Gen Z coworker. She gave me great advice, and we became genuine ...

Either before the wedding or in a private moment on the day of, tell him the truth. “I find it really hard to accept this new ...

Joey D. Vieira, who was best known for starring in the iconic "Lassie" television series, passed away this week at the age of ...

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would prefer that we send a single message, using “we” in the note with one person writing and each individual signing.

If you ‘accidentally’ became important at work and have way too much on your plate, it’s time to tactfully communicate, says Drew McCaskill. Here’s how.

Keep your reasons vague when necessary, and remember that you're entitled to privacy regarding your personal time. A simple ...